386. Jason "JJ Boogie" Reichert on His Path to Liberty
In today's flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, Marc is joined by the guitarist for the band "Arrested Development" - and sprouting Rothbardian libertarian - Jason "JJ Boogie" Reichert! Jason has been active in the discussion in the on Facebook, and...
February 4, 2019
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February 4, 2019
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In today's flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, Marc is joined by the guitarist for the band "Arrested Development" - and sprouting Rothbardian libertarian - Jason "JJ Boogie" Reichert! Jason has been active in the discussion in the Lions of Liberty Forum on Facebook, and after discovering he was currently a member of a band I grew up jamming to in the '90's, I decided to bring him on the show to discuss his journey to libertarianism. Jason describes how he began defying laws as a teenager by playing gigs in night clubs underage, and how his rebellious nature eventually found him learning about the ideas of libertarianism from great libertarian thought leaders and even podcasts like Lions of Liberty! Get ready to Boogie down for liberty!
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